90-Minute New York Twilight Cruise: The Perfect Way to End a Day of Sightseeing
Pier 78 (38th St. and 12th Ave. New York, NY 10036)
- Full Price:
- $26.00 - $28.00
- Our Price:
- $13.00 - $14.00*
* Additional fees apply.
All offers for 90-Minute New York Twilight Cruise have expired.
The last date listed for 90-Minute New York Twilight Cruise was Saturday December 31, 2011 / 6:30pm.
Currently at Pier 78:
The 90-Minute New York Skyline Cruise: A Comprehensive Tour of New York's Most Famous Sights
- Full Price:
- $28.00
- Our Price:
- $14.00
This 90-minute tour is packed with important Manhattan sights. Passengers will see all of the most famous New York destinations, including the Empire State Building, the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, Ground Zero, Battery Park, Wall Street, the Chrysler Building and more. A licensed New York tour guide will provide facts and information as passengers view the city's skyline from the harbor. Learn More
Goldstar Member Tips
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Farrah on What to Wear
Sweater or windbreaker jacket; sunglasses or hat
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Goldstar Member on What to Wear
Don't forget your camera and be sure to sit on the perimeter of the boat
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Goldstar Member on Other
Sit whereever you want - you will still enjoy it
Goldstar Member Reviews
Gerald J.
Despite some heavy showers just before cruise, the cruise did go on, without rain. NYC was seen at its best, from the water, with just the lighted areas shown. The guide was a veteran and helpful and informative.Written on Sep 28 2010
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It was beautiful! The twilight cruise is a stress buster.Written on Jul 17 2011
I am a native new yorker and enjoyed every minute of it. It's not just for tourists.
The staff was very pleasant. The guide is very knowledgeable and even cracked a few jokes.
I recommend this cruise.
I did not give it the 5th star because of the limited food in the snack bar.
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Roger Anthony
Despite a foggy evening, it was lovely and the narration was excellent, easy to hear and informative. They made us feel welcomed!Written on Jul 05 2011
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Christine
For the price the cruise was fine. The water was very choppy and the seats vibrated on the outside deck to the point where you felt a little sick. On the plus side, it was nice to have a seating area where you could wait for the boat before the cruise - with snacks for purchase in the lobby. On the boat some muffins and cookies for purchase, 3 -4 beers, 1-2 wines $5 each - Water $4 (large sport bottle) After the boat cruise there were free buses to take you where you needed to go. If you are nice to the photography guy he'll get some great shots of you - The pics are printed there $25 for the first pic (with a frame 5x7) and the each shot after in $10 more. I didn't like this cruise as much as the ny water taxi tour but again for the $$ it was fine.Written on Aug 02 2010
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More Information About 90-Minute New York Twilight Cruise
Website
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Description
The 90-minute Twilight Cruise is the perfect way to start your night out in New York or the ultimate way to end your day of sightseeing. Experience the magic of New York City at sundown. As your vessel gracefully cruises past the famous landmarks, New York City comes to life with thousands of lights illuminating the iconic skyline. As the sun sets, the Manhattan skyline is transformed into a romantic and vibrant visual display you will not forget.
Tour Features:
* Empire State Building
* Statue of Liberty
* Ellis Island
* Governors Island
* Brooklyn Bridge
* United Nations
About the Ticket Supplier: Jeredin Cruises LLC / CitySightseeing Cruises
NY Waterway has the largest ferry and excursion fleet in the NY Harbor, but it is still a family business with all the personal attention to service and amenities that it had when it was just Arthur's ferry. You are treated like family from the moment you step into our terminal. Some people say a NY Waterway cruise is the friendliest experience they have had in New York. We say "welcome aboard!"